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A Georgia Negro Lymched.
THE PENALTY HE PAID FOR A BRUTAL ASSAULT on a


Amob at Redan Ga, yesterday lynched Reuben
johnson Hudson, colored. He had outraged the
person OF Mrs. James Bush Tuesday AT IL o'clock
Mrs Bush was entirely alone, her husband having
gone TO church, and her little daughter Was away
from home. She was preparing for dinner when the
negro suddenly sprang into the ROOM and despite
her screams and struggles, brutally outraged her
His great black hand was held over her mouth
and she was alternately sm0thered and choked.
In the meantime he threatened 10 Kill her. aud
when Mrs. Bush, trying TO brighten the brute said
her husband would answer her screams the negro
said: ''lour husband can't hear you I saw MIN
when he went up the railroad carrying an uin-
brea." This showed that he had watch his time
When Hudson was brought back yesterday morn.
Ing the woman Identified him, and he was iInme-
dlately hanged To a convenient tree. He had been
guilty OF other depredations
A HEROIC ENGINEER--Near Albion. Ind. Tuesday
might, last passenger train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad dashed into a freight train com.
pletely wrecking both engines and Instantly kill
man Edward koker, OF Dayton. both on the ex.
press train, and Engineer Deyine, OF Garrett ON
rail spreading applied the air-brakes and died Ike
a hero at his post. The train was brought 10 a
sudden stop, breaking up the platforms OF two
express and baggage cars, shaking up the passen.
gers terribly. but none were seriously injured. one
report says the sw1tch-lock had been sIna shed
as The freight had backed In on the switch with
the evident intention OF causing the accident The
fireman OF the freight was the steps OF his On,
CINE and escaped unhurt by jumping.
CHARLES REED CHARGED WITH PILFERING-
Chas. Reed, the Chicago lawyer, who assisted In
the defense OF Guiteau In his trial for the murder
OF President GARFIELD, has tor some time past occu.
pied suite OF rooms at Taylors Hotel in Jersey
city. III mas been his custom 10 take his meals I'm
the restaurant attached TO Rich's Hotel near by
Yesterday, usual, he visited Richs The head
waiter abSented himself for a short tine and ON
his return, IL Is claimed, found Reed behind the
counter engaged In an attempt 20 abstract money
from the moncy-drawer The proprietor was in
formed OF the matter, but he would not prosecute
Reed. He told Reed, however, never TO enter the
hotel again.
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Inc Will OF Jacob Wiener was filed to-day He
leaFes his estate, real and personal 70 his VITA
Antonla Wiener, during her widowhood or lifa.
and then TO his four children, directing that q
stone be placed At mis- grave
capt Gibson, OF the business stan OF the Crttio
Is lying Ill at his residence 1903 9th street nurth,
west, with an attack OF malarial fever
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ARRESTED II RECOMMENDATIONS was
reserved by the police here this morning from
Pniladelphla that Robert johnson, alias Rhone,
allas Rowan, had been arrested In that city and
asking II he was wanted here. The district at
torney being informed to-day sent a bench war.
rama ana copy OF the indictment pending against
me prisoner Tor assault and battery with intent 70
KIN colored man last December.
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President has accepted the resignation on account
Of i'll health Of w. A. Seay, OF Louisiana, u g. Mn
lister to Bolivia.
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(rHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM-
~ PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
NEK OF PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE AND

NOHIhWEST.
BY virtue Of u decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause, No E3
1897 on the 18th day Of July, 1887 the under Ms
front Of the premises ON THURSDAY, the FOURTH
NJ the following piece Of real estate situated and
bia 10 wit: All that Of lot six @ in square three
hundred and forty nine (349) which begins for the
same at the northwest Of said lot uhd square,
and running thence south along the east line OF III
street west one hundred and twenty aud ffty
one hun(redths feet (l27. 500; thence east and III
right angles to said street twenty -four feet 24
thence north o deg 13S min, west seventy-two and
forty -seven one hundredtlIs feet (72.47); thence
north deK U0 min, east forty five and seventy nine
one hundredths feet H579) to Pennsylvania
avenue; thence ia northwestly direction along the
line of said avenue feet 2S) to said lih
street and point Of beginning, the same being i'm
proved by large iron front building. known Is Han.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money To
be paid in cash. Of which the Of fifteen hundrsd
dollars 300 10 TO be paid depoeit at the time
OF sale the balance Of the purchase money to raid
IN two Equal instaments, in and two years from
the day SALE the deferred to secured by
deed Of trust the said described real estate and
to draw interest st the rate Of six per centm per an
num- all cash Ut the option Of the purchaser Terma
Of sale to be led with In ten days After dsy Of
sale the prope ty to be resoli at the and
OF the detAultinK urchaser.
tHAPIN BROWN.
FRANK T. b 0MNING, Trustees.
- 4l6 9TH st. NV.
DUNCANSON 6ROs.' Aucuolssr. ty2l-dkds
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FOR SALE-LOTS

DOR sALE-LOTs-GoNsERvAT LAND IN
ak SIDE Land Cen Of s hia " % n Ine
Z jyss-6t'
L Jersey ave, bet. and + Sta q; w.. improved by 3
two-story warehouse; Apply to W ". MccULLOUGH,
jy2S-IOt
For s SAIL, LOT OF PECULIARLY DEsIRA-
owner 18th and sts or star once se sa1e''
I>OR sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOT, ONE AND
b $50 Saaess OWNER s
FOR sALE ; SO By 145, l4TH ST; Sc CHEAP,
sT1LEY. i4io New York H' ave- N-''' " iy5s-s.
For sALE,a5e. A FooT,-,sEvERAI VACANT
Lots on 6th st near g. with imps side and rear
jyas,$t' tMAs. a Shields ioos s'f' st. NV.
IrOR sALE-A FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
walls both sides lot 30 T. 5 in by I2s It.; price
s1 iyaI lfs foot IHos- G. l5 HoasHs z NV
IIOR sALE-I HAVE SOME OF THE FINEST
Il rnd pest located building Lots in East Washington
to an sC
some file Lots In the northwest PORTION Of the city
jys5-1w' Real Estate Agent. s22 H st. me-
l. tween l5th and 18Th streets extended;
81 per square We loot if sold within ten days.
soeRs i4 10 and 60 Meridian Hill
a. By
Ground in all parts of the city and d suburbs;
jy2a1w Real Estate and Loans, i4aS ~ st NV
L Lot, aOx1QO R st, bet. 18th and 10TH 1e5
Lot, 24xI20 ST.. bet. I'd and Sd NV. 1.50
Lot. 20xlO0 ST.. bet Sth and 10th. l2o
Lots On Mass Mass awe ave a AND 4t Fl St St.
Lots or on i4 ths st a s,d Kenesaw e
Lots IN 18TH St, north of Boundary soc
Lots IN 18th St, Meridian Hill. ...:.... doc
Lots ON 2th St. bet. F and Gn.e............. 40c
Lots on ilth ST. near Cse................... 6Oc
Lots squares / 156. iii and ii25. ECap.st i0c
Vest half square l;,5. Sc
West half square l29. SC.
,a, . - ~" 49, 'N I. ii. sYFHEiRRiD. Co. ~
S.if"s' h, nsf S?sasi;s
s snG 6 and iS6 IS
9ersey av ana 1880 Go H s f sd &c
We have choice list PropeTty fcr sale in ali sec.
,s.,s .' sMcLacHIES s B BAfeaHtPEh
10 Frame. 10th. near NV: lot % feet inches by
~ I lee,; rooms nssr si;oSo II. 2, ,v 90
B 5S5 near 9th NV. lot % BY 1o5 Il rooms;
N1J 929 T st. NV, tSecOnd Floor.
ITOR SALE-SINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON RIOS
Il Ign Heights, 50x125. at &c. and 1Oc.
I. H. S1 PHERD 4 CO.,
iyS-1m 1907 st
NOR SAIL
II LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOwN ROAD,
OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEEELAND'S COUNTRY
SEAT AND ST. ALBANS CHURCH.
Stages will run shortly every half hour from High
ST.: fare D cents.
Lots sold easy terms Monthly payments &C.
cepted contracts Tor deeds and deferred payments
bear > PER cent interest Twenty lots have been
already sold.
These lots Immediately adjoin the Washington Inn.
winch will be open tor guests June !.
Fiat oI lots OH HE III our office.
JOHN E. BEALL CO.,
mv6-3m 1872 at.
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CHAPLIN BROWN,
323 ~ street H. w. r
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, AFustees
800 D street II. w.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct., 936 ST. jy25-dAds
V1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
tA Ah so SKU War MIN GQ9D MIL SITE
o On Mo- M41HND D. ATGHST FdRsT 1881 At ONE
Pennsylvania avenue shall sell q tract of land 49,
containing 1o acres, which has good mill site and
Chain Bridge. about three miles above Georgetown D.
G., on high and commanding bluff easily accessible
fotonac to the Chain Bridge As summer resort for
is now visited daily by hundreds Of oarsmen and
over one OF the finest rowing
with good recommendations for visitors, this place can
be made tho most popular resort around Washington
This property has it quarry q the
nnest stone in the country.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in one. two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust ON the property sold. Conyeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost $500 deposit re-
Quired ut time Of sale. 1ylS-dts
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THE REPORTED ACCIDENT 10 THE AT1AHrA--Itis
stated at the Navy Department that no lnfOrma-
ton has been received regarding the report which
comes from Newport, X. l., that the u. g. 6. At
lanta went ashore on Seal Rock Ledge and broke
her propeller. There Is another un0nlcial report
that the U. .. 5. Ossipee went ashore on Prince
Edwards Island.
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A Horse Sold 70 Pay the Livery Bill,

RESULT OF A SEIZURE BY THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Agent Key OF the Humane Society charged Vim.
F. Rowe, July 1, with cruelty to animals, and
put his horse in John simmons livery stable, 3ll
18th street. Rowe subsequently refused to take
the horse out or pay the bill for livery, and this
morning the society sold the horse TO pay the bill
OF $3.50 and the cost OF selling 81 As there were
no other bidders, the society bought the animal.
This Is the first case OF this kind the society have
had TO deal with since 1t was organized, In 1870.
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GAUGER APPoINTED.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed N. B. McClelland internal
revenue gauger IOr the 1St Missouri district
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DR.. GUzMAN, the new minister from Nicaragua,
waslpresented to the President to-day by the Sec
rotary OF State. Dr. Guzman Is accompanied
by his wife and an attache.
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Telc0raphic Briefs

A Base Ball Club DiSbands.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 2S-The Allentown Base
Ball club diSbanded this morning.
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MEDICAL. &c.

IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Dr.. BRO1H HERS il the oldest established advertIs
Ing Ladies physGian in this city Ladies, you can
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
jy2S- Inn
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RANGE OF THE THERxoNETRR.-Thef following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
~, 70; p. M, 50; maximum, 80; minimum, a
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LONDON, July 2S.-The race for the GoodwOod
cup was run to-day at the GOOdwOOd meeting
The Duke of Westminsters three year-old brown
colt Savile won Mr. Douglas Baird'S fOur-year-
! old bay colt st. Michael and Count De Berteux's
four-yearo old chestnut colt Upas, ran dead heat
for second place. There were five starters.
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BOSTON, July 28-At meeting OF the republican
state central committee to-day 1t was voted to
lold the State convention at fremont Temple,
BOston, september 2Sth. Congressman Frank w.
RUSSELL OF Pittsfield, was chosen to preside and
Gen. VIM. F. Draper was elected chairman OF the
committee On resolutions
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3l0 Dun ~ NV.
OUNCANSON 6ROS., Aucuole N2l dada
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST
Ill Hates.
DANENHOWER SON,
ap"f 1115Fst.
nj ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
NJ class securities az lowest rates Of interest No
delay where the security is good.
mh3O U. {. GREEN. 3O3 7th st. NV
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers,

THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, Arustees'
jy2S-2tawkds 1876 La ave a. w.
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J,OR sALE-LOTs-GONSERvAT LAND IN
II vestmeat Send for Map and Prospectus of the
axe side Land Co. OF Birmingham, Ala F. w. Miller,
president, Room =, 3O3 9TH St n W., Washington, d.
-ffs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF ELEVENTH STREET AND MARYLAND
FEET ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 1855 5.l2
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Noblea of the Myatin Shrine.

The members OF Almas Temple, Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, will have session Of
much interest next Saturday night in their
hall at No. 1412 Pennsylvania avenue. The
celebration will typify the Nezlet ell Hi, or
the descent of the pilgrims who begin TO
return from Mecca during this month, and
the ceremonies will be characterized by a
dazzling array of oriental splendors. The
exemplilication Of the beau iful ritual OF
the order, which has taken place but twice
before in this city, will not be the least
among the enjoyments of the evening. The
neophites who will form the caravan en-
brace number of prominent members Of
the Masonic fraternity In this city, who
will be Joined by prominent government
officials. A meeting of Almas Temple Is to
be held on Tuesday evening to make final
arrangements for the affair,
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Here and There

We pluck IN article which should interest
men as well as women. See what 1t is:
Mems All-wool Red Shirts and Drawers pc
Mems All.wool Medicated Shirts silk bound
herring-bone stitch, pearl buttons, 99;. Draw
Mems White All.wool Shirts finished same
as the above, 99c. Drawers to match.
Ladies' Merino Vests, silk bound, herring
bone stitch, pearl buttons, 39c. 1t is without
Ladies' Square Cashmere shawls, In cream,
scarlet, beige, and blue, el.l9.
One lot Of Ladies' Silver Gray Goisamers
Moquet Hassocks to close, at 500.
Rope Door Mats, good quality. SOC.
Smyrna Mats, size lsx36, 49c.
Smyrna Rugs, size 2lxi8. 81 so.
Smyrna Rugs, size 26XG0, $40.
Smyrna Rugs, size 3Ox66 this is big thing,
Smyrna Rugs, size 36x72,. $40,
l2.4 All-wool White Blanket, Grecian border.
this blanket win be sold at this price.
1914 White Blanket, double, SIC.
1914 Gray Blanket, double. 79c.
11-i Silver Gray Blanket, Sl.29.
llo4 Cretonne White-hlling Bed Comforter,
patterns of new Furniture Fringe, per yard.
10c.
Syard long faped-edge Cream Lace Curtains,
per pair, SOC.
/ lot same as the above, better, 09c.
,Unbleacbed Canton Remnants, good length,
dAc..
tnbleached Canton Remnants, good length,
Unbleached Canton Remnants, good length,
Remnants Gray Atwood Flannel, very
heavy goods, l611c.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
IABoR's DEMONSTRATION.
General Master workman Powdorly
Invited to Be Present.


The Joint committee on the great demon
stration to be made by organized labor on
the I'd proximo met on Saturday night.
Delegates were present from the Federation
of Labor and District Assemblies &C and 81,
Knights of Labor George Suter, OF Car
penter's Assembly, was elected grand mar
shal, and power was given him to appoint
his aids.
The following committees were also ap-
pointed: On speakers, s. IL. Bell, George
Keithley, and w. Q. Van Matre; on resolu-
tlons, Il. w. Oyster, Jesse Lawson, S. H.
Bell, G. F. l.. Franz, and j. NJ. Boyce; on
music Joseph steiner, J.W. Considue, and
William Floyd; on halls, i. w. Oyster aud
Jesse lawson; on route Of procession, Geo.
Suter, j. W. Consldine, and w. 7. Kelly.
Everything seems to point to a most sue
cessful demonstration. Tho committee on
speakers was instructed to make an extra
effort TO secure the presence OF General
Master Workman Powderly at the big
meeting to he held in Masonic Hall and
presided over by L. w. Oyster. E1el's
Hall has been engaged for the overflow, and
the chair will be filled by District Master
Workman Connors.
Columbia Typographical Union has en-
gagged the Marine band to precedc its por-
ton (no small one) OF the parade, and the
painters will carry Chinese lanterns aud be
headed by the Sd artillery band.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
De,er,nined to Re Divorood.

Somebody will get divorced pretty soon
in the Hines family, If there is any virtue In
multiplication of applications and accumu
lation Of charges. First came the wife
Jennie NJ. Hines, and filed a petition agains
Warren l.. Hines, accusing him Of desey
tion. This the husband answered, denying
the charge, but put In cross bill complain
ing Of cruel treatment on the part OF the
wife, and giving other causes which he
thought entitled him to dissolution OF the
nuptial knot. On the 10th instant these
causes were dismissed, but it did not end
the contest. Last Saturday Mrs. Hines
by her solicitor, Col. VIM. A. Cook, filed
another application for divorce, charging
her husband with repeated acts of cruelty
and ipfidelity,
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Dinner to Gov. Shepherd.

Ex-Gov. Shepherd was!itendcred com.
plimentary dinner on Saturday at the Ar
lington by his friends. 1t was an elegant
affair. Those present were John w. Car
son, VIM. NJ. Gait, George c. Gorham, NJ.
NJ. Parker, j. +. Ennis, J.. G.. Hine, o. @.
Green, II. l.. Crawford, Gen. w. w. Belk-
nap, Enoch Totten, Edward Droop, Simon
way, Justice Miller, Chas Eldridge, Hallet
Kilbourn, Jonn +. Olmstead, II. A. vii.
lard, VIM. +. Mattingly, Col. Wm. q.
Moore, Col. James G. Berret, J. l.. Smith
meyer, Jonah 2. Jones, A. G. Bradley,
Samuel Cross, b. j.. Blackford, VIM. G.
Mcintyre, II. W. Tyler. Frank X, Ward,
4. +. Britton, and A. B. Stone, Of New
York.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
Of Pennsylvania avenue. Z. p. Rowland, NJ.
d., 9; a;mowlSnd d; p,s surgiGsi, operatiHye.
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 80
centsextra for gas, whether one or number
Of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
persons Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold,
amaigam, and white filings Inserted In the
best manner. AL work warranted hrst class.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
If once you burst q dollar,
Like Ice IL melts away;
A quarter IN Bulls Cough Syrup,
Will keep for many q day.
Decided in the Negative.

A decision has been rendered by the COM
missioner Of patents settling in the mega
tive the long disputed question, Can an
applicant embrace In one and the same ap-
plication for letters patent more than one
distinct and separate invention. The case
in point was that of Austin Herr, who ap-
piled for single patent covering both the
machine and process for separating garlic
from wheat. The following is brief
synopsis Of the commissioners decision
"The use Of machine for the purpose for
which 1t was constructed is the thing en-
joyed under letters patent, but the machine
itself is the thing patented.",
National Republican., 1887-10-24

The Saturday night hop o! the Washington
Light Infantry was not attended as largely as
1t should have been. For the first of the series
everything went along very nicely and those
present enjoyed themselves, and the attention
shown the guests by the committee, compris.
ing Messrs. John l.. Payne, Charles @. NJ. Loetf
lar, b. V, kirnhner, J. Ham. Cruger, T. B. Wa.
kCr, I. b. Xsn,zinger, George G. McAvoy, Theo-
dore Thomas. and Charles ii Ketfler. was ap.
pfeciated The afmOry was handsomely deco
rated with flags. These hops will be very
fashionable and repay the efforts of the corps.
THE Piedmont Air Line ore running a
ington to Galveston, Tex, via Atlanta. Mont.
gomery, and New Orie Leaving Washing
ion II D. IN. daily.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Lodge Meetings To. Might
rhe following lodges meet tonight at thu
places named:

The following LODGES meet tonight at the
places named:
Aiasonic-Dawson.N l6, Masonic Temple
Stansbury, No. q, Drightwood; Armenius, No.
", 1907 q street northwest; Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter No, A, Masonic Temple;
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8, 30s Elev-
enth street northwest.
!. o. o. F.--Beacon, No. Is, Odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior, No. II, Odd Fellows Hall:
Harmony, No. Q. Elghth.strcet Hall. East WASH
ington; Cnion, No. II, Third street aud Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
G. A. R.-O. z. Morton, No. A. G. A. Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue.
W. Il. C.--Potomac Corps. G. a. r. Hall, 1il2
Pennsylvania avenue.
Knights of Pythias -Calanthe, No. II, Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal, No. II, 3ll Eighth street northwest;
Harmony, No. q, Thirteen. aud-a-halt street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
]. o. Of R.--I1eber Tent, No. 10, Georgetown.
i. o. r. M.-Osagc, No. 6, 1923 Seventh street
northwest.
10. M-Potomac, No. o, 600 C street North
west: Harmony, No. TO- Hilton Hall, Seventh
and ID streets northwest.
10. q. C.-Good viii, No. 81, 1907 & street
northwest.
knights of the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No.
., Elks' Hall, 009 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Sons of Jonadab-lnvincible, No. Z, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
J.. o. G. T.--Friendship, No. IL. Wilmot
Hall, corner Eighth and streets northeast.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Potomac Boat Clubs Fair.

The Potomac Boat Club has completed ar
rangements for holding grand fair, opening
at the National Rifles Hall Feb. 20, and clos
ing March 10. The tickets of admission will
be so cents, and will include chance in a
fine house on Fifteenth street, near p street,
which is donation, and is just being com
grand upright piano from steinwaI & Son
through Edward Droop, The piano will be
voted 10 the most popular school in the Dis
trict, A number OF other handsome donations
haye been received.
National Republican., 1887-10-24

North Carolina Industrial Association.
The ninth annual fair of the North
Carolina Industrial Association commences
to-day at Raleigh, continuing to the 29th
instant. The different departments are
stocked with exhibits from the hands and
designs Of the colored people, showing the
remarkable progress that they are making.
II is evident that the benefits Of education
are well developed, and that the race is
proving an honor to the state.
National Republican., 1887-10-24
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Louis starman and Annie Balamuth,
Hermann Fuge and Caroline Cordes, both of
Georgetown, d. c.; VIM. Smith, Of Prince
George county, Md, and Annie Tilling, OF
this city; Albert s. Reayis and Az ME NJ. HUM
Wm, f. Posco and Mary Nelson, both of
Georgetown, d. c.: Edwin II. Brawper and
Jane i. Bryant; Josesh Bielek and Antonio
Nogel
National Republican., 1887-10-24
RobberIes lyeported.

The following robberies have been reported
Mrs. f. John Ellis, 1il6 + street, ladies' gold
watch and gold chain, with bail on end and
four diamonds Alice Collins, ie0 Sixth street
northwest, half q ton of coil stolen from her
stable. W. G. wilkinson, 1857 Fifteenth street,
$40 stolen from his house. Isidor Grosner, 7l0
Fourth street northwest. u gold watch and
cna,n, MtlTerware, aiamond n scarf PIN, paiT OF
1923 Missouri avenue. lot of pickles and pre-.
serves stolen iIom her wagon. P. II. Sheehy,
q 1S Seventh street, q ohild's cashmere cloak
stolen. A. NJ. Tancil. 1900 Thirty second street,
three overcoats, value Sli
National Republican., 1887-10-24

The second trial Of Mary J. Mcbride and Jno.
W. Mcfarland, charged with setting fire to a
dwelling house on Eleventh, betS cen 4 and F
srretts northwest, will be entere upon 10 the
{ riminal court thus morning. II Is expected
that Justice Cox will exchange courts with
Justice Montgomery aud try the case, the lat
ter holding the circuit court.